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trauma/ mobile Flashcards

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trauma centers

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signifies a specific level of emergency medical care as defined by the american college of surgeons

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level 1 trauma center

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the most comprehensive
research facility
all types of specialty physicians are available 24 hrs a day

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level IV trauma center

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the most basic

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if you are severely injured access to care at a level 1 trauma center lowers your risk of death by

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25%

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golden hour

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the idea that trauma pts. have significantly better survival rates if they reach a level 1 or 2 trauma center within 60 mins of their injury

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level 2 trauma center

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typically has all of the same specialized care but is not a research or teaching hospital

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level 3 trauma center

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located in rural/ small communities
does not have full availability of specialists
has transfer agreements with level 1/2 centers

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universal guidelines for trauma

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speed
accuracy
quality

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Principle 1 for trauma radiography

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2 projections 90 degrees to one another must be taken

sometimes it could result in 2 oblique views

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principle 2 for trauma radiography

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include both joints for all long bones on one IR

include entire trauma area

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joint rule

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for all upper and lower limb f/u exams include a minimum of one joint nearest the site of injury

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the big three

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trauma c-spine
trauma chest
trauma abdomen

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exposure factor considerations

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use shortest exposure time to minimize motion

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perform what projections first

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all laterals working from top to bottom

then AP next moving bottom to top

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dislocation/luxation

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displacement of a bone from a joing

must demonstrate degree of displacement

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subluxation

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partial dislocation of a bone from a joint

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nursemaids elbow

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partial dislocation of the radial head of a child caused by a hard pull on the hand and wrist
also called jerked elbow

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sprain

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a forced wrenching or twisting of a joint resulting in partial rupture or tearing of supporting ligaments

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contusion

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bruising of the bone with a possible avulsion fracture

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hip pointer

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a football injury involving a contusion of bone at the iliac crest of pelvis

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anatomic apposition

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anatomic alignment of ends of fractured bone fragments wherein the ends of the bone make end to end contact

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lack of apposition (distraction)

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the ends of fragments pulled apart and not making contact

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bayonet apposition

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a fracture wherein the fragments overlap and the shafts, but not the fracture ends make contact

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apex angulation

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the direction or angle of the apex of the fracture such as medial or lateral apex and it is described in degrees

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varus deformity

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the distal part of the distal fragments angled toward the midline of the body

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valgus deformity

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the apex directed toward the midline and distal fragment away from the midline

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simple fracture (closed)

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a fracture in which the bone does not break through the skin

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compound fracture (open)

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a fracture in which the bone protrudes through the skin

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incomplete (partial) fracture

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a fracture in which the line of fracture does not include the entire bone
2 types

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2 types of incomplete fractures

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  1. torus

2. greenstick

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torus fx

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incomplete fracture with a buckle of the cortex

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greenstick fx

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fracture is on one side only

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complete fx

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break is complete
broken into 2 pieces
3 major types

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3 major types of complete fxs

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transverse fx
oblique fx
spiral fx

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transverse fx

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fracture is transverse at near fight angle to long axis of bone

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oblique fx

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fracture passes through bone at an oblique angle

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spiral fx

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bone has twisted apart and the fracture spirals around long axis

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comminuted fx

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bone is splintered or crushed at site of impacct resulting in 2 or more fragments
3 major types

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3 major types of comminuted fxs

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segmental
butterfly
splintered

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segmental fx

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double fracture with 2 fracture lines isolating a distinct segment of bone

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butterfly fx

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fracture with 2 fragments on each side of a main wedge shaped separate fragment

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splintered fx

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a comminuted fx where bone is splintered into thin sharp fragments

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impacted fx

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one fragment is firmly driven into the other

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barton’s fracture

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a dislocation fracture of the radiocarpal joint

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mallet (baseball) fx

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fx of the distal phalanx caused by a ball striking the end of an extended finger

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bennett fracture

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longitudinal fx at base of 1st metacarpal

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boxer’s fx

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a fx resulting from punching someone or something

involves the distal 5th metacarpal

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colles’ fx

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a fx of the distal radius
distal fragment is displaced posteriorly
results from falling on an outstretched hand
most common wrist fx

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hangman’s fx

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fx of the arch of C2 usually accompanied by anterior subluxation of C2 on C3

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hutchinson’s fx

chauffer’s fx

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an intraarticular fx of the radial styloid process

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monteggia’s fx

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fx of the proximal 3rd of the ulnar shaft with anterior dislocation of the radial head

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pott’s fx

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in the ankle

involves both malleoli with dislocation of the ankle joint

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smith’s fx (reverse colles’)

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fx of the distal radius with anterior displacement

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avulsion fx

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when a fragment of bone is pulled away from the shaft

results from severe stress to tendon or ligament

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depressed fx (ping pong)

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fx of skull where a fragment is depressed

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epiphyseal fx (salter harris classificatinon)

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fx is through the epiphyseal plate

most easily fractured sites in long bones of children

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pathologic fx

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fxs due to disease process within the bone

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stellate fx

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the fx lines radiate from a central point of injury with a star like pattern
most commonly at the patella

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stress fx

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result of an abnormal degree repetitive trauma

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fatigue (stress) fx

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occur at sites of maximal strain on a bone

most frequently found in metatarsals particularly the 2nd

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trimalleolar fx

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fx involving both the medial and lateral malleoli and the posterior tip of the distal tibia

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tuft fx

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comminuted fx of the distal phalanx

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closed reduction

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realigned by manipulation and immobilized by a cast or splint Non surgical

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open reduction

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severe fxs with significant displacement or fragmentation

surgical procedure is required

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